KEYSTONE, S.D. — Contemporary Christian musician and political activist Sean Feucht is set to bring his nationwide “Let Us Worship / Roots of Revival” tour to Mount Rushmore National Memorial on Labor Day.
The gathering is scheduled for Monday, September 7, 2026, at 1:00 PM MDT at the Mount Rushmore Memorial Amphitheater (13000 SD-244, Keystone, SD). The event forms part of Feucht’s broader “Roots of Revival” initiative, a series of outdoor worship rallies staged at prominent national monuments and public sites across the country.
Radio Station Ad Dispute Sparked Controversy
Leading up to the event, Feucht claimed on social media that local Christian radio station KSLT declined to air promotional advertisements for the upcoming Mount Rushmore gathering.
According to Feucht, station representatives refused the ad buy, stating that featured figures like political commentator Charlie Kirk and Feucht himself “cause division in our nation.” Feucht shared the reaction publicly alongside laughing emojis, brushing off the decision and framing the pushback as typical of the resistance his movement encounters from mainstream Christian media outlets.
Event Overview & Context
- Event: “Let Us Worship” / “Roots of Revival” Tour
- Date & Time: Monday, September 7, 2026 (Labor Day) at 1:00 PM MDT
- Location: Mount Rushmore Memorial Amphitheater, Keystone, South Dakota
- Focus: Outdoor worship, prayer, and patriotic spiritual engagement ahead of America’s semi-quincentennial celebrations.
Feucht’s “Let Us Worship” movement originally gained national attention during 2020 restrictions on indoor church gatherings. It has since grown into a high-profile series of rallies combining worship music, evangelism, and conservative political messaging.
Organizers expect attendees from across the Black Hills region and neighboring states for the open-air holiday service.
